You have several options: 1. You can leave it as it is. (It will look better when your paint color is better coordinated with your backsplash color - I'm assuming you'll be painting?) 2. You can continue your back splash tile above your window. 3. Continue the crown molding across the ceiling, and then put a roman shade just under it, so the bottom just covers the top of the window trim when fully open (similar to the photo but higher). If you don't need a window treatment for function, I would choose option 1.

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Well! the paint is killing me! Everything seemed to coordinate perfectly before install of the backsplash. In person and in the daylight the gray has a touch more blue undertones than it’s photographing. But it’s not a match made in heaven. Maybe the solution is changing the paint even though I was trying to avoid that. Currently its (Behr Light Year)?

I like the crown with Roman shade idea. There aero so many hard surfaces, and this option will soften things a bit.

Yes, the paint and the backsplash aren’t an exact undertone match, but changing either would be rather expensive. Once you accessorize, it won’t be noticeable. I think you kitchen and paint color are beautiful.

Wait until the red paper on the floor is gone and you've addressed the area above the sink. In the photos the tile is a cool blue gray and the walls are a warm green gray, but it may look different in person. If the area above the sink is changed the only place your walls connect to the tile will be under that one side of the cabinets, so maybe you can make the wall color work. Wait until everything is done to decide.